Timber Ridge Titanium Series
Timber Ridge sits in the middle of the Outdoors RV lineup, and the Titanium package is what shoppers in this part of the state usually end up asking about. It is built for owners who want to use the trailer in shoulder season rather than park it once the temperature drops.
Three floorplans in the Titanium Series come up most often on the lot in Sumner: the 22FQS, the 24RKS, and the 28RES. They are built on the same platform and aimed at genuinely different ways of camping.
What the Titanium Package Is Actually For
Outdoors RV builds every unit around a four-season premise, and the Titanium package extends it. The construction focus is on keeping the plumbing usable when overnight temperatures fall — insulation through the walls and roof, attention to how the underbelly is enclosed and heated, and glazing chosen to hold interior temperature rather than shed it.
This matters more in the Cascade foothills than a spec line suggests. A trailer that is comfortable at the height of summer and unusable once the nights turn is a trailer used for a fraction of the year it could be.
Confirm the exact package content for the model year you are looking at against the manufacturer literature on the Outdoors RV brochure page. Package contents shift between model years, and the brochure is the authority on what is included.
The 22FQS, 24RKS, and 28RES
The 22FQS puts the queen bed forward with a slide, which keeps the living and kitchen area open behind it. It is the shortest of the three and the easiest to place at older campgrounds where sites were laid out for smaller trailers. Couples who camp often and rarely bring extra people tend to land here.
The 24RKS moves the kitchen to the rear with a slide. Anyone who has cooked for two people in a mid-galley trailer knows the difference between counter space on a floorplan and counter space you can actually stand at without stepping around someone. The rear kitchen buys that.
The 28RES is the largest of the three, with a rear living and entertainment arrangement behind a slide. It reads as the most residential of the group and suits longer stays, seasonal sites, and owners who spend evenings inside rather than at the fire.
Floorplan drawings for each are on the Timber Ridge Titanium Series page, and current units are listed on Timber Ridge Titanium inventory.
Weight and Towing
Dry weight, GVWR, tongue weight, and cargo carrying capacity vary by model year, floorplan, and how the unit is optioned. Those figures are not something to estimate from a comparable trailer or a length figure.
Pull them from the manufacturer spec sheet for the specific unit, then check them against the door jamb placard and the owner’s manual for your tow vehicle. Our RV tow guides are a starting point, and the sales floor will pull the sticker on any unit you are considering and go through the numbers with you before anything gets hitched.
Where Timber Ridge Fits
Against the rest of what is on the lot, Timber Ridge Titanium lands between the lighter Creek Side trailers and the heavier Black Stone units. Comparing across the whole category is easier from the new travel trailer inventory, and every new unit we carry is listed under new RVs for sale.
Several Titanium Series units are usually on the ground at any given time, though which floorplans are here changes.
Come walk the 22FQS, 24RKS, and 28RES back to back at 4309 East Valley Highway, Sumner, WA 98390, or call 253-863-5644 to set up a walkthrough and we will have the units open when you arrive.
